So the way you do that is you look, we know that some people have different preferred forms of energy in West Virginia. Coal remains very important. Natural gas. We're very supportive of nuclear [energy in West Virginia]. and we're open to other forms of energy. But if you go to, say, Rhode island, they may have a different perspective on all of those issues. (13:42–13:44)
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